Dennis Lovelady
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I had a power outage, and upon restoration receied a GRUB Checksum error. I reinstalled 9.10 on a new memory stick, and restored my configuration from a backup.
Now the system is responsive, and my SSD pool is working great. But I cannot access my "Main-HDD" pool (6 X 6TB drives). The GUI shows "Error getting available space" error.
At the command line, I was able to: zpool import -f Main-HDDs. (Without the -f, it objected to the fact that the pool was previously accessed by this same system.) But even after reboot that has not solved the problem, I still see the "Error getting available space" message.
I have scanned dmesg, and not found anything alarming there. I must admit that a lot of this FreeNAS - especially in the area of storage - is a little vague to me, and I have muddled through to get where I am. But now I fear something may be lost... and there is a lot here to lose (mostly my video collection, which could mean countless hours of rework). The disks seem OK (from my limited ability to investigate), and the configuration was Raid-Z2, so I'm hopeful.
What would be my next course of action to determine status and/or move forward?
EDIT: I have attached the image of the volume status, and output from zpool status -v
Now the system is responsive, and my SSD pool is working great. But I cannot access my "Main-HDD" pool (6 X 6TB drives). The GUI shows "Error getting available space" error.
At the command line, I was able to: zpool import -f Main-HDDs. (Without the -f, it objected to the fact that the pool was previously accessed by this same system.) But even after reboot that has not solved the problem, I still see the "Error getting available space" message.
I have scanned dmesg, and not found anything alarming there. I must admit that a lot of this FreeNAS - especially in the area of storage - is a little vague to me, and I have muddled through to get where I am. But now I fear something may be lost... and there is a lot here to lose (mostly my video collection, which could mean countless hours of rework). The disks seem OK (from my limited ability to investigate), and the configuration was Raid-Z2, so I'm hopeful.
What would be my next course of action to determine status and/or move forward?
EDIT: I have attached the image of the volume status, and output from zpool status -v
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